Starbucks Coffee Grinder, do you still trust getting one?

For those who returned their coffee grinder, they received a replacement at once. You just have to do what you have to do to make sure you don't destroy your name. Well, they weren't all that bad. I'm talking about the other Starbucks coffee grinder models.

That Barista blade grinder was just one of many Starbucks coffee grinders in the market and I must say that there have been minimal problems with the other models. People were mostly happy even if they cost a little more than the blade grinder that malfunctioned.

The recalled model cost around $30 while the other coffee grinders were at least $60. The price wasn't the only difference.

These other models, which will be discussed below, are built and outsourced through other top high standard companies like Krups and Baratza. That means that there are two top companies that check quality control first before they are released to the public.

Even if they still outsource them in other countries andare mass produced, I can confidently say that they're of much better quality because the standards have been raised. Now, the Starbucks coffee company just has to listen more to its customers.

Never clean your Starbucks coffee grinder or any coffee grinder when it is still plugged in. Even if it's made by the best company you never know when a machine would just malfunction. Let's all be on the safe side and pull the plug before cleaning. Enjoy your coffee grinding everyone!:)

Baratza 8-oz. Maestro Coffee Grinder

Coffee Grinder by Baratza
The Maestro Conical Burr Grinder is one of the most eye pleasing grinders on the market, but the beauty isn’t skin deep. Inside is the heart of a great grinder that can grind coffee beans for any style of coffee, whether it is an espresso machine, drip coffee maker, or press pot.

For this Starbucks coffee grinder, there have been mixed reviews. For those who enjoyed this grinder, they've said things like "Calibration to my French press was quick and painless and the results thereafter are consistent," and "This coffee grinder is the ideal in my opinion. No matter how you like you coffee beans ground, this grinder will do it and quickly."

Product Characteristics:

Krups 8-oz. Black and Stainless Burr Coffee Grinder

Product Characteristics:

Baratza 8-oz. Maestro Plus Coffee Grinder

Product Characteristics:

Baratza 8-oz. Virtuoso Burr Coffee Grinder

The Virtuoso by Baratza has many of the winning features of the Maestro Plus along with commercial grade components, higher performance and sleeker style. With the Virtuoso, it’s now easier than ever to make professional quality coffee, whether at the home, the office or your café.

In additional to all the great features of the Maestro Plus, the Virtuoso includes commercial grade conical burrs made in Italy, a 480 watt DC motor, a new shape and a beautiful brushed-satin metal top.

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